HBO Announces all August Premiere Dates for Shows
HBO Max is gearing up for an exciting September with a diverse lineup of new series premieres, movie releases, and specials. Here's a sneak peek at what's in store:
Raised by Wolves (Ridley Scott’s sci-fi series) will premiere on September 3, featuring androids raising a human child on a distant planet.
On September 12, prepare for a star-studded performance in Coastal Elites, starring Bette Midler and others.
The Murders at White House Farm, a gripping true-crime drama, is set to premiere sometime in September, though the exact date is yet to be announced.
In the realm of canine competition, Haute Dog and Mo Willems: Don't Let the Pigeon Do Storytime! are set to arrive this month, without specified dates.
For fans of pottery, seasons one through three of The Great Pottery Throw Down will launch in September.
Moving on to classic movies, titles like 93Queen (2018), All The Right Moves (1983), The Astronaut Farmer (2007), and Badlands (1973) will be available from September 1.
While no specific September sports events were detailed, HBO Max has renewed its contract with All Elite Wrestling (AEW) to simulcast weekly shows and PPVs on Max starting January 2025, ensuring year-round access to WWE-related wrestling content.
In addition, the highly anticipated DC film Superman 2025 is expected to stream on HBO Max in mid to late September, though the exact date is unofficial.
In summary, September on HBO Max promises a mix of new drama premieres, classic movies, dog competition and children’s programming, alongside ongoing access to wrestling content and a major DC superhero movie release. Weekly episode schedules for returning HBO series or other originals are typically announced closer to their air dates, but specific September dates were not fully detailed in the results.
Stay tuned for more updates on HBO Max's September lineup!
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In the upcoming entertainment lineup, French films and TV shows might be included, giving viewers a diverse range of content to enjoy. To complement the mix, classic French movies could also be added to the September selection on HBO Max.
